Alex won Texas annual 10 ball event
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In a race to 7? I thought everything was big in Texas???
Short race but interesting strategy...
The Lion had to pull out all his bag of tricks and strategy to squeek out a win against
Sky. The alternate break is a big advantage for the player who depends more on cat
and mouse than break and run especially in shorter races.
The Lion had to pull out all his bag of tricks and strategy to squeek out a win against
Sky. The alternate break is a big advantage for the player who depends more on cat
and mouse than break and run especially in shorter races.
Sky's game has dramatically improved in the last year or so. I think his Fargo maybe hasn't quite caught up yet.
Yes, and we all wear cowboy hats, cowboy boots, and huge belt buckles. Oh and we all own oil wells too, just like on the show Dallas.
Yes, and we all wear cowboy hats, cowboy boots, and huge belt buckles. Oh and we all own oil wells too, just like on the show Dallas.
And that ain't the half of it! :thumbup:
Races to 7 in 10 ball are pretty equal in time to races to 9 in 9 ball. Both are three day events and run until pretty late on the final day with full fields of 128 plus a ladies division. The Open division had 126 players. The Ladies division had 43. That is a lot of matches in a room which has 14 nine footers. They would all still be playing if it were races to 9.
Of the 125 in the Open 10-Ball Championships, here are the top eight:
Champion: Alex Pagulayan
2nd Place: Skyler Woodward
3rd Place: Francisco Bustamante
4th Place: Ruben Bautista
5/6th Places: Roberto Gomez & Omar Alshaheen
7/8th Places: Manny Chau & Kevin Guimond
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Your right!
Well said. This is a great room and they hold great tournaments. Along with the 14 GC's there is another area with 7 Diamond bar tables and the entire place in non-smoking.
Well said. This is a great room and they hold great tournaments. Along with the 14 GC's there is another area with 7 Diamond bar tables and the entire place in non-smoking.
I watched some of it and truth be told I turned it off. Don't know why but it got boring to me. Congrats the AlexP though.
I moved a lot when I was a kid. I had already lived in Alaska when we moved to Texas. One day a teacher told the class Texas was the largest state in the nation in terms of geographical area. I pointed out Alaska which had just become a state a couple years ago was over twice as large. Teacher didn't appreciate my helpful information.
The Lion Rides High in The Saddle in The Lone Star State :rotflmao1::rotflmao1::rotflmao1:
